Modern homes facing a neighborhood park green in Wicker Park, Central Park, Denver

Wicker Park: a park at the center of village life in Central Park, Denver, CO

Wicker Park is a compact village on the north side of Central Park, Denver, Colorado, north of I-70 at Central Park Boulevard and Prairie Meadows Drive. Announced in 2015 as one of the last new villages in the neighborhood, it was built from the mid 2010s around its namesake park, a big rectangular green that works as the village's front yard.

What kinds of homes are in Wicker Park?

Wicker Park was a late addition to the Central Park plan, so its homes reflect a more mature version of the neighborhood’s design. Builders brought a wide spread of product for a small village: townhomes, paired homes, and single-family homes in traditional and contemporary styles. Because the village is only about 240 homes, it built out relatively quickly and has a finished, coherent feel, without the construction traffic that larger, longer-running phases lived with. The park-facing and Boston Street lots carry a premium, the way park-facing homes do everywhere in Central Park.

Homes for sale in Wicker Park

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What is Wicker Park like to live in?

Wicker Park feels quiet and self-contained. The big rectangular green pulls daily life toward the middle of the village: pickup games on the fields, kids on the playground, neighbors walking dogs at the edges. It is a more residential, less commercial corner of Central Park, Denver, with no retail inside the village itself, but Northfield’s shops, restaurants, and the high school are all just to the north. Residents get the newer-home feel of the north side with a village small enough to walk end to end in a few minutes.

What should buyers know about Wicker Park?

  • Northfield High School, one of the most requested high schools in northeast Denver through DPS SchoolChoice, is immediately north of the village.
  • The Shops at Northfield, with grocery, retail, and dining, are a short drive north, and I-70 access via Central Park Boulevard keeps downtown Denver and DIA straightforward.
  • Boston Street is worth a walk on its own: brick paving, heavy landscaping, and some of the prettiest front-porch streetscapes in Central Park, Denver.
  • As one of the smaller villages, Wicker Park sees fewer listings in a typical year, so homes here can move quickly when they do come up.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Wicker Park in Central Park, Denver?

Wicker Park is on the north side of Central Park, Denver, Colorado, north of I-70 at the northeast corner of Central Park Boulevard and Prairie Meadows Drive, in ZIP 80238. Northfield High School is just north of the village, and the Shops at Northfield are a short drive away.

What kind of homes are in Wicker Park, Central Park?

Wicker Park homes were built from the mid 2010s onward, when seven builders offered fourteen collections in the village. The range runs from townhomes to larger single-family homes, in styles from classic bungalows to modern designs. Many homes are alley loaded, and the lots facing Boston Street and the park are among the most sought after.

What is Wicker Park, the park, like?

Wicker Park is the large rectangular park at the center of the village in Central Park, Denver, with sod fields, a playground, and mature landscaping, designed as the neighborhood gathering spot. From the park, Boston Street, a heavily landscaped, brick-paved street, leads north to the larger green space that wraps the village's north and east edges.

Thinking about a move in Central Park, Denver?

Lewi Gault lives in Central Park and sells homes across the Denver metro with eXp Realty (The Apollo Group). Call or text (303) 915-2201.

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Last updated: 2026-11-05